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The U.S. premiere of Alex McSherry's award-winning monologue tells the thrilling story of the battles of Sir William Wallace, a Scottish knight who was a central early figure in the wars to secure Scottish freedom from the English and became one of his country’s greatest national heroes.

Dramedy of wrongfully Imprisoned Activist Nick on Suicidal Watch. He embodies a Dozen Characters to illustrate how he got there and why the People must fight back against the SHĀDEE Machine of Corruption that profits from Gentrification and the Privatization of Prisons.

Follow sixteen-year-old Danny, his girlfriend Evie, and his parents as they discuss Danny's recent deplorable actions at school. Secrets unravel, discord ensues, dinner is served, and we are taken on a controversial journey inciting thoughts on motivation, love, and current events.

A stage adaptation of Luis J. Rodriguez's iconic memoir about gang life in Los Angeles. Spanning the time of 3 decades, Always Running shows one man's journey struggling to overcome the streets and gang culture of L.A through art, the Chicano movement, poetry & community advocacy.

This show was created in response to the 2017 Charlottesville riots by Moti Buchboot, a grandson of a Holocaust survivor reveals lessons learned from his Hungarian grandmother who began her life’s journey in a village in Hungary, and survived the Holocaust. It is a loving tribute to her and to life.

A one-act, one-daughter comedy about surviving your mother’s incarcerations. A cocktail of humor and pathos, the show touches on prison and mental health systems in America, love addiction, and being single and childless in today’s world.

Sweet Alice is a solo show about Alice Harris - the unsung hero of the Watts community. Philicia explores the life and times of Sweet Alice as she rebuilds the city following its horrific civil unrest in the summer of 1965.